Is America a Christian Nation?

That article has a picture titled "Original Image: ‘Declaration of Independence, by John Trumbull/The Bridgeman Art Library"...Can someone say photoshop? Can someone say phaque? Can someone say HOAX?

except in our country issues relating to human rights a barred from being voted on and left to courts.

indeed mainly concerning marriage and few religious issues however unconstitutional cases like this need to be appealed to the Supreme court

If it were constitutional to do this we would still have segregated schools in the south.

It's a disgrace to allow voting on such things

(3) Laws must not be based solely on religious doctrine -- each law must have a motivation and purpose that allow it to stand on its own in the face of rational and objective scrutiny, without appeal to supernatural causation or scriptural exegesis.

It originated in 1878 with Reynolds vs US. Supreme Court decided that it was right in restricting religious action but not belief as long as the restriction was on a rational basis. The idea was that if they sided with Reynolds then anyone could do whatever they wanted and claim that their "religion" requires them to do it, resulting in complete lawlessness. Supreme Court decided that although the US could not determine "what" you believe it was capable of restricting your actions pertaining to said beliefs.Reynolds v. United States - WikipediaSince then it is commonly referred to as the Lemon Test based on Lemon vs Kurtzman. Supreme Court made the following guidelines to determine adherence to the First Ammendment Establishment Clause:-The government's action must have a secular legislative purpose;-The government's action must not have the primary effect of either advancing or inhibiting religion;-The government's action must not result in an "excessive government entanglement" with religion.Lemon v. Kurtzman - Wikipedia

At the same time, this does not mean that laws derived from a theological view are wrong.